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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15
Has the president heard that the

Has the president heard that the
Maryland custom house officials have
been assessed $4,000 and the collect
or Of internal revenue $3.50 BY the
Gormon-Riggins ring, and that the
naval officer is at the head of the
scheme to disfranchise 5000 legal
voters? If not, let him on his return
to Washington cast his eye oyer the
afidavitts in possession Of the reform
league and reissue his celebrated letter
on civil service reform.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

CIRCCIT COCRT-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Joseph Blackburn, Plaintiff,
against
The Schulerburg and Boeckeler Lumber
Company Defendant
The state of Wisconsin to the said Defendant;
You are hereby summoned 10 appear "ittllh
twenty DAYS after service and defend the above
entitled action in the court aforesaid; ana al case
of your failure so to do judgment VIII be render
ed against you according to the demand OF th9
complaint Of which "A copy is herewith served
upon you.
BTRITANS < PERKINS Plaintiffs Attys.
s24n5 p O. Address. Superior Douglas CO. WIS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

Charles Francis STAR has been
arrested at Franklin, Mass, for the
Dexter bank robbery and murder of
the cashier, done in 1873. He has
made confession duplicating his own
father and five or six Others with the
affair.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

Brother Waggoner, one of Eau
Claire jolly pencil showers, made US
a pleasant cali Yesterday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA pub
lie defence committee composed of
leading citizens has been formed to
assist in prosecuting the jury bribing
cases. John I. Emerson, one of the
accused, pleaded guilty today and will
be sentenced Monday. The penalty
Is Imprisonment for not more than ten
years. Ex-senator Creighton, who
fled to avoid trial, is still at large.
Mrs. Adair reigning belle in
New York many years ago, and still a
handsome woman, is now going to
marry for her third husband, the duke
OF Marlborough. The charming wild
ow has lived in England for some
years.
Charles Francis STAR has been
arrested at Franklin, Mass, for the
Dexter bank robbery and murder of
the cashier, done in 1873. He has
made confession duplicating his own
father and five or six Others with the
affair.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company held its annual meeting on
Wednesday last. 1t appears that the
net profit Of the concern for the past
year was only S4,037, 2SI.41. Too bad.
Congress should give them a subsidy
ut once.
). I. Odell, assistant general
manager Of the Northern Pacific is
going to resign his position, and rumor
has it, will accept a position on an
eastern road, not yet known to the
public
The ex-Confederates of South
Carolina will petition congress to pen
sion rebel veterans, and the needy
widows and orphans, The rebs. are
getting there fast.
Company c. Eighth Wisconsin
held 4 reunion at Eau Claire. They
were known as the Eagle company,
and carried "Old Abe" through the
war.
The Merchants and NIillers'
bank of Iron Mountain, Mich, closed
on Saturday. 1t is understood that
the cashier has skipped to Canada with
$4,000
Judge Manning, Unitad States
minister 70 NT.,-ina Ill -. H. rel
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NAoS fNHfn presents GIVEN AWAY send US
NLUU- OOO5 cents postage, and by mail you
Vim oct FREE a package Of goods Of large yaiue.
fiat will start yoI in work that will at once bring
Won IL money fas er than anything else IN Amer
ica All about Il G 500 900 in presents with eacn
hoy Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex OF
all ages for all the time, or spare time oEIy' %
work for rs at their own homes. Fortunes LOT al4
,vcrl-ars absolutely assured. Don't delay.
H. HELLETT x Co.. Portland, Name
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

The Western Union Telegraph
Company held It's annual meeting on
Wednesday last 1t appears that the
net profit Of the concern for the past
year was only s4,037, 2SI.41. Too bad.
Congress should give them a subsidy
ut once.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

The report IS confirmed in Teh-
eran that Ayoub Khan has died from
wounds received in the desert.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

Mrs. Adair q reigning belle in
New York many years ago, and still a
handsome woman, IS now going to
marry for her third husband, the duke
of Marlborough. The charming wild
ow has lived in England for some
years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

). T. Odell, assistant general
manager Of the Northern Pacific is
going to resign his position, and rumor
has 1t, will accept a position on an
eastern road, not yet known to the
public.
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r. S. Hicks, cashier of the Stat
ford, Conn, National bank. has alb
seconded with 100000. The bank
has s1l, 200 left, and is ruined. He
was arrested in Norwich.
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street, 200 It. being part
ROY's ADDITION TO SUPERIOR {
MOL ICE.

C6ncludcd IN Supplement.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

Judge Manning, Unitad States
minister TO Mexico, died nj the Fifth
Avenue hotel in New York last Tues
day morning after an illness Of about
one week
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

The ex-Confederates Of South
Carolina Will petition congress TO pen
sion rebel veterans, and the needy
widows and orphans, The rebs. are
getting there fast
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

The Merchants and Mil!ers'
bank OF Iron Mountain, Mich, closed
on Saturday. 1t is understood that
the cashier has skipped to Canada with
$1,000.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

Company c, Eighth Wisconsin
held reunion at Eau Claire. They
were known As the Eagle companv,
and carried "Old Abe" through the
war
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-10-15

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c Morgan 10Th
J I'll Morgan east n street eI5
J \ McLung River street
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81 MONS.

q. W. CARRlNtfToN.
REGISTER.
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Stools
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Wabash.


Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wallace, of Granite Falls, Min,
spent day two with friends here this week They
were en- route to Barlow Fla. whittier they were &C
companied by Miss Edith Barnhart- Charles ID.
Newell is visiting friends in Cincinnati Clayton
Thayer leaves the coming week for his homo n
Wyoming. N Y. Miss Sue Berath was the guest OF
friends In Huntington this week Miss Fannie Null
of Logansport. this week entertained by MISS
Sophie Rettig. viii MCGOWAN left Wednesday for
California where he will remain during the winter
A. NJ Atkinson returned on Friday evening from Au-
rora Ill.,. where he attended the marriage ceremony
of the daughter of Elder Radford of the Christian
Church, and prominent young business man OF that
place The Semper Idem Club was. on Monday
evening entertained by Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Yarnelle
Lieut.. Abner Pickering of the regular army who
has been spending three months furlough here with
Miss Clara Neiseiter, of Fort Wayne, has returned
home after weeks visit with friends here The
Chautauqua Circle will meet on Tuesday evening with
Miss Laura Gregory at the residence of j. H. Brunel
Walter ryer and Ross Hutton. of st. Paul Mimi.
visiting friends here The Womans Christian
Temperance Union meets on Tuesday next with Mrs
| q RacO
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Threatened with a Coal Famine.

New YORK, Jan. 8-The situation in regard to
the coal-handlers' strike is gradually growing
worse, and the outlook is serious. L. R. Bar
rett agent for the Lehigh Valley Coal Com
pany, said this afternoon that no business is
being done by his company. and that If the strike
continues a week or ten days there will be a
coal famine He said that the companies did
not propose to give in to the strikers, and as to
wages, the men have been able to make from
sos to $40 month. When asked if, by the
transfer of cars floats, something of supply
could be furnished the city, he shook his head
and said there were not, probably, twenty five
floats in the harbor of the kind necessary, and
that their capacity was only three hundred tons
each. Retail dealers in the city have advanced
the price fifty cents ton and the coal yards are
as rule, only scanty supplied and some OF
them empty. The wholesale dealers have moi
advanced prices, however
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I,ad0ga.

p NJ. Fudge, who went to Florida to get relief from
throat trouble writes that he Is very much improved
i'm health Mrs Dr.. Donaldson is dangerously i'll
DR. NJ G. Drake and wife are visiting their daught ter
at Delphi The week of prayer observed by the
congregation Of the Presbyterian Church. That
church is experiencing a revival Of enthusiasm under
the influence Of the pastor The Masonic
lodge of this place gave public installation Of Off
but very interesting After the installation the Ma
sons with their families and invited guests went TO
The Arlington Hotel, where inviting feast was
spread. They, banqueted and enjoyed old
fashioned social until late hour On last Friday
might the Laooga Lodge. No. 81 K. of P. installed
the following officers for the ensuing terms J. f. War
fel c. O., =. Q. Ashby, " CT A. M. Scott ID. E., Joe
Wingert, M e.; j. N. Osborne, K. r. 81 o. p Pax.
ON. Pr win Hostetter, NJ. Al. Urban Fsrd, l. G.;
John Cross, o. G. Past Chancellor ?. NJ. Fxdge be-
elected representative to the Grand Lodge The La
1oga Lodge is in a very prosperous condition. They
have had work every week for some time, and have
work IN view that will last until late ip the spring
The odd fellows Lodge has welldrilled team and Is
doing some exoeileat work. The Rebeceas are well
drilled in the ritual and IN addition to regular
work giving some interesting. profitable and we'll
attended public entertainments.
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Marshall.

Miss iona Wiley of Casey was the guest of rela-
tives here last week Mrs. Gus Marka of Danvile
returned home on Monday from few days sojourn
with her parents, Burns Archer and wife Charles
Paris with friends. Miss Cora Archer is home from
Brazil, Ind, where she spent week or more with
friends Mrs. Howard Harlan of Fairfield, has
been spending several days here with her mother and
sisters Misses Jennie Marvin and Cecile Dulaney
returned 70 Monticello Seminary at Godfrey, last
week. limos Sm1ns and wife, of Edgar county are
the guests of his grandparents here. Mrs Cas- sic
few days with Mrs. John Montgomery. -.
Misses Jessie Stall and Grace Gruber of Terre Haute
entertained by Mrs. Benson Martin last week.
Miss Ida Dulaney is home from Bowling Green
KY, where she entertained several weeks by her
sister, Mrs. j. P. Barclay Mrs. Ed Thomas, of
Paris, is the guest of Mrs. Nellie Smith Miss Lib
bic Morton has been spending few days with her
Mrs. A E. Janney was the guest of Mrs. M. E. Man
ley and other Terre Haute friends last week Miss
Nora Athon of Paris, has returned home from her
visit here. Mrs Byron Dolson of Pimento, lid.
the guest of her relatives here last week..
Mrs. G. +. Roderus of Terre Haute has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs Carter, for few days.
Ithamer Chenoweth returned to Greencastle Ind.
Tuesday. He is attending DePauw University and
was home a vacation Hon. G. A. Purdunn went
to Springfield Monday to attend to his duties Rep
resentatve from this district. Mrs A F. Williams
and daughter of Casey visited County Clerk Brookss
family last week. Misses Ella Bannin and Lou Alt
of Efingham, in Marshall last week, visiting
their many friends Mrs Susannah Coombs, Of
Terre Hauts, spent a few days of last week with
several days in Indianapolis with her son, A1phonso
Shaw. OF the Sherman House Judge John Schol-
field is in Ottawa attending Supreme Court Darius
Legore is home from Washington, D. G.
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Paris.

Orion Stalmaker and wife. of Indianapolis are visit.
ing relatives in this city Miss Hattie Shoaff is visit
ing IN Danyille, Ill Miss Kate Ruckle Of Indian
Stalmaker, of st. Louis, is visiting Capt A. A. Han
nah and family Miss Ella Mcdowell of Mt Car.
mel H. is the guest of her cousins the Misses Russell
Terre Haute Monday accompanied by Lynn
Wieder: w. J. McAnally of Belvdere Neb is Wis.
ting relatives in this vicinity Mrs Charles Tarr
ofGreencastle visited Mrs. R. n. Parrish last week
Al Lamb of Leadville, COL in the city last Sun
day day and Monday DR. H. =. Bell and family leave
Mrs. Bells health. ~ c. Palmer was agreeablv sur
prised at his residence Friday evening" by finding that
the employees of his abstract Office there to take
supper with him. and had brought him an elegant
present to remind him that that was his ftieh Birth
day - '-o"" SAA'AAs
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ChalnDaign.

Miss Leila Buckles is guest of Monticello friends.
Miss Gerte Case has returned home to Paramount
Charley Gray has returned to Chicago John
Myers and wife, of Peoria. visiting Mrs. A. L.
Hall. Miss Bessie Scroggshas returned to Kenosha
Wis, to continue her studies. Miss Nora
Parr is visiting Chicago friends. Mrs.
s. NJ Els has returned from a
visit with friends in Iowa and Kansas: -,
Robert Victor and wife left for Connecticut last
week. where they will spend the remainder Of the
winter. Mrs. James Harris is here from Kalama-
zoo, Mich. visiting Fl. P. Harris: Miss May Nc
Kinley visited Miss Hattie Howell, in Decatur tn
past week. :. Mr.. and Mrs II. p Harris celebrated
their golden wedding on Wednesday evening: Prof
Fl. A. Weber and wife have returned to Columbus,
O....Miss Kate Peabody was the guest OF Chicago
friends the past week Miss Odna Condor and
Amelia Thorne are home from their visit at Phila
delpha. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Davis, of Beatrice, Neb
Langley gave readings at an entertainment in Gin
ton. Thursday night
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Frankfort.

Miss Lizzie Stranahan of Delphi spent the holidays
with Mrs. Pressly given Miss Julia Holland OF
Mabal Barner entertained few friends at her home
On West Clinton street New Years eve Miss Mat
town. are visiting Miss Nora Green :. Miss Dora
Langstaf of Indianapolis is visiting at the home of
IT. IT Palmer. Miss Jennie Collins and Miss Anna
Morrison of McCordsville have returned home, after
pleasant visit TO Mrs. DIR. Newhouse Miss Dora
Messing. of Indianapolis, spent few days OF last
week with Miss Bertha Rice -Braden Clark who IS
holidays with his parents, bringing with him his
friend Harry Williamson. of Ann Arbor Miss
Nora Green entertained few friends Monday night,
In honor of her guest. Miss Matte Surrell Miss
Dollie Seawright entertained the Around the World
Club Thursday night. Miss Anna Claybaugh enter
E,ined the Ladies Parlor Club at her home on West
Cainton street. Friday night.
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Charleston.

Maj. A. Connolly and wife went to Springfield, Ill.,
ON to s ndas mas F
more is dangerously i'll of typhoid fever. Mrs Alice
Austin is visiting her daughter in st. Louis Miss
May Guilfoil visited in Mattoon Saturday and Sun
day last Mrs. Ed Snyder is home from visit with
her parents at Mount Carmel, Ill Sue Ross, of
Terre Haute and Harry Ross. of Martinsvile. spent
the holidays with Miss Laura and James Dikob- 49,.
Mrs. Sue Traver and daughter Leila are home from
visit with relatives Centralia. Miss Daisy
Brooks visited at Greenup last week. Miss Name
Conner. of Brazil, is guest of Miss Moe McGinty.
Miss Keller. of Terre Haute visited Miss Sylvia Hall
the past week Miss Emma Baters; who is attend
ing school at Lafayette, Ind, spent the holidays at
home in this city Misses Gertie and Fannie Jenkins
are attending the Wesleyan University, at Bloom
ington, H.. Miss Josie Link of Paris,
is visiting relatives in this city, =.
w. A. Snyder and wife, of Westfeld. visited here
last week Mrs. A. G. Fcklin has returned to her
home in Tuscola. Harmon Easton and wife, of
Paris visited Charleston friends New Years day and
Sunday Miss Helen Weiss has returned to Chicago
Paul z. Table and wife have gone to their Chicago
home. = Miss Nora Rice and Emma Graham have re
turned to Bloomington. -. Mr.. E. Rlakeman, of New
York, visited Mrs. L. E. Neal this week.
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Nation.

Elmer Kennedy and sister. of Bethany. visited Rev.
r. NJ Johnson and family Sunday. Mrs. H.
East st. Louis Miss Maggie Phelan has returned to
Chicago. Misses Katie and Stella Dunlap and
frankie Drish returned to Rockford Seminary. Fri
day. accompanied by Mayor w. B. Dunlap. . Mrs. O.
A. Thompson and daughter are home from Nashville,
ILL.,: Mrs. W. Il. Traver and daughter Leila of Gem
tralia, were guests of Mrs. r. A. Traver this week
r. A. Traver and wife and son Robbie departed for
the South, Wednesday. They will visit at Birming-
ham Atlanta and other cities and return by way Of
Washington and other cities East James Atkinson
and wife have returned home from Nashville Team.
Mrs. E. Galbreath, of St. Louis is visit
ing Mrs. D. s. Mcintyre. Miss Leola
Bridges has gone to Oberlin. o. to teach
Mrs. Sue Smiley now resides at Versailles Ky
Miss Mamie Middleton, of Cleveland o. is the guest
of Miss Fannie Orland Miss Abbie Carson, of
Ierre Haute visited Mrs. II. VanUlzer the past
Candy received in Japanese costumes and STYLES New
Years day Miss Alice Dora entertained number
Of her young friends in very pleasant manner New
Years day.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE. CAR.
u pets, etc. VIII be sold on Tuesday morning,
very choice collection of Furniture, Carpets, etc.
embracing elegant Plush Paror Suite Of seven PIECES
cost $l4O; very fine walnut Bedroom Suite, marble
top with toilet wsshstand and FRENCH plate glass
plate-glass front; choice plate Pier glass; Double
Lounges Willow Rocker, Reclining Chair, Brussels
Radiant Home burner, 'Argand" base-burner,
Mattresses, Comforts etc. Also, any quantity of
Bakingpowder. to pay railroad charges Terms
mission House.
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Nashville.

George Conover is visiting relatives in Louisville
COUNTY Ss6r Is resn N sba gan
VILE is the guest of Mrs Noble Brann Isaac Ford
and wife entertaining Mrs. Cordova of New York
Warren Fairbanks. ofaLndianapols, visiting w.
p Coles Mrs. W. E. Ross is entertaining Mrs
Jefell, of Columbus. O.. Byron Mauzy, of San
Mrs. Eva Gates of Liberty is the guest of rela-
tves here. Miss Kate Anderson is visiting friends
in Greensburg- Mrs A. G.. Norman, of Cincinnati
is the guest of Mrs. Will Ravens. Miss Bremen of
Hamilton, o.. is the guest of Maggie Kirk Jennie
Morgan of Council Grove Kan is visiting friends in
mn
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Edinburg.

Miss Maud Marcy visited In Columbus this week *
among relatives H. c.. Williamson and wife ieft
this city for their home in Michigan City on MONDAY
=. VIM. Fl. Copeland returned home on Nonoas
past two months Miss Daisy Shane, of Columbus
Visited in this city last Saturday and sunday, tne
guest Of Mrs Charles Carvin- j. H. Sloppy, OF
Hamilton o.. spent Sunday among friends In TINS m
city Robert Z. Moormsn of Chicago spent H t &c
first of the week among relatives here: 1r o. ".
relatives here the first of the week .Thos. Rush
and family of Chicago spent the latter part OF last
week among relatives here.
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A LINCOLN PHOTOGRAPH.
A Remarkable Likeness of Which There Is
No Duplicate-Daniel Webster's Visit.


No Duplicate-Daniel Webster's Visit
New York Mail and Express
4 reporter came upon photograph of Abra-
ham Lincoln, the other day, of which there is no
duplicate. 1t is Of wonderful merit, and has
remarkable history. The Century people re-
celved information that such likeness was in
existence, and sent their artist to examine it.
They vainly sought to purchase it, but Mr..
DOrsay, the owner, informed them it could not
be bought, nor would he allow copy of it to be
made. Billings, the man who cut the Hoosac
tunnel, offered several hundred dollars
for it. Mr.. DOrsay has deter
mined to present it to the Museem
OF Natural History. The photograph is wrin-
killed., one of the eyes is damaged, and the per-
fectng processes of the Photographic art have not
been employed to polish its roughness The
face that stands out upon its surface is the most
faithful likeness extant of the immortal Presi-
dent The poise of the head is magnificent
The wind has blown the hair roughly over the
left ear, and forelock across portion Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-09
Greenfield.

Miss Flora Randall and Miss Nellie Thayer have re-
turned TO school at Oxford, o.. Miss Alma Martin
gave party, on Tuesday evening, in honor of Miss
Rose Morris of Knightstown. Rev. j. L. Parsons,
City, has begun series of Sunday evening lectures
that attracting much attention Last Sunday his
subject the Origin of Life, and the manner and
force which he displayed in handling the subject
places him among the best lecturers of the State His
lectures will have good effect on the community:
Miss Minnie Black and Miss Flora Duncan visit
ing relatives at Philadelphia Mrs. s. NJ Martin is
The guest of friends at Evansville. Ind Several
seghing parties are booked for the first of the week.
If the sleghing continues Mrs. H. B. Thayer is WIS.,
ating Mrs Mary E. Patterson, at Rushville Misses
Don and Dude Burdette, of Fortvile. are visiting
friends in this city Prof and Mrs d. W. Dennis,
of Rio lmond, visited Geo. w. Puterbaugh and family
last week
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Greensburg.

Elder Harkins and wife entertained number of
friends Thursday evening, it being his thirty fifth
birthday Miss Stella Dennan, of Cincinnati. is the
guest of friends In this city Miss Chatte Alley and
miss Mamie Ray has gone to Topeka. Kan. =.
William McCune has returned from visit to his faith
at Carlisle Ky Mrs Nora Freeman has gone to
her home in Cincinnati, after visiting here Plato
Anderson is home from Peru Ind. Mrs. George
Randall has returned from visit to Charlottesville.
49, Sam Baker has gone to Minneapolis Mimi again,
after shcrt sojourn here. Will Dolph of Conners-
vile is visiting his parents in this city Licensed to
marry during the week John w. Morris and Frances
M. Sanders. James IT. Harvey and Moe K. Seright,
John A. Hite and Cora May Smith.